Clymer Weir Cox Genealogy » JOHN (AYERS) AYRES (1616-1675)

Données personnelles JOHN (AYERS) AYRES 

• Il est né le 5 mai 1616 dans England.
• Il est décédé le 2 août 1675 dans Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA, il avait 59 ans.
• Il est enterré dans Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA.
• Un enfant de JOHN (MA) (AYERS) AYRES et HANNAH (MA) WEBB
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 18 décembre 2023.

Famille de JOHN (AYERS) AYRES

(1) Il est marié avec SARAH (MA) WILLIAMS.

Ils se sont mariés.

Enfant(s):

1. Nathaniel Williams Ayres  

(2) Il est marié avec SUSANNAH EDGAR SYMONDS.

Ils se sont mariés

Notes par JOHN (AYERS) AYRES

John Ayres
Birth: 5 May 1616 Newbury, West Berkshire Unitary Authority, Berkshire, England
Death: 2 Aug 1675 (aged 59) New Braintree, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: Pentucket Cemetery, Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 119113993
Bio: John Ayres arrived at Ipswich, Mass. by 1643. He was granted land at Quaboag Plantation (later Brookfield, Mass.) in 1660, where he moved by 1665 locating on the Town Road across from the Meeting House (now Foster Hill)with his wife Susannah and eight children. His house also served as a Tavern where he was licensed to sell wine. He was associated with Capt. John Pynchon's grist mill from the construction on Mill Brook in 1669 (now Sucker Brook in West Brookfield, off Wickaboag Valley Road, now Pynchon's Grist Mill Preserve) and was the miller from 1672 until the mill was burned by the Indians in 1675. In 1673 he signed the petition for the incorporation of Quaboag to become the Town of Brookefield. First Sergeant Ayres and two of his militia men (Prichard and Coy) joined Captains Hutchinson and Wheeler with troops to negotiate a Treaty of Pease with the Nipmuck Indians. They were ambushed about 10 miles north of Brookfield, claiming the lives of Ayres, Coy and Prichard along with five of the troops, in the battle known as Wheeler's Surprise (now in New Braintree, Mass.). For three days, the surviving troops and 63 Brookfield citizens with stood a siege in the Ayres Fortified Tavern. On Aug. 4th, Major Willard with 26 soldiers arrived to drive off the savages. The Ayres family returned to Ipswich. John Ayres' Monument at Brookfield was erected on Foster Hill Road in 1963 by Col. Fairfax Ayres, a descendant.
Family Members
Parents
John Ayer 1582-1657
Hannah Webb Ayer 1600-1688
Spouse
Sarah Williams Ayer 1628-1662
Siblings
Sarah Ayer 1621-1692
Robert Ayer 1625-1711
Thomas Ayer 1626-1686
Peter Ayres 1633-1699
Obadiah Ayers 1635-1694
Mary Ayer Parker 1637-1692
Nathaniel Ayer 1638-1717
Children
Zachariah Ayer 1650-1719
Joseph Ayer 1657-1748
Created by: Greg Volk (48138686)
Added: 21 Oct 2013
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119113993/john-ayres
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/119113993/john-ayres: accessed 28 November 2022), memorial page for John Ayres (5 May 1616œ2 Aug 1675), Find a Grave Memorial ID 119113993, citing Pentucket Cemetery, Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA; Maintained by Greg Volk (contributor 48138686) .

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